Launching July 4, 2028
BuildWatch
Monitor your Xcode Cloud builds in real time
Subscription507 impressionslaunches Jul 4
BuildWatch helps iOS developers monitor their Xcode Cloud builds without constantly digging through Xcode. I built it after repeatedly losing time trying to understand why builds failed. With BuildWatch you can: * track running builds in real time * instantly spot failed builds * monitor workflows * inspect failure details * get a clearer overview of your CI activity across iPhone, iPad, and Mac The goal is simple: make Xcode Cloud monitoring faster and less painful.
BuildWatch provides iOS developers a real-time dashboard to monitor Xcode Cloud builds and view failure details.
- for
- iOS developers, tech leads, and mobile teams
- pricing
- freemium · free trial
Key features
5 features of BuildWatch
- Real-time monitoring — Shows build status changes instantly across all workflows.
- Failure insights — Displays structured logs and step-by-step timelines for failed builds.
- Workflow overview — Tracks branches, commits, and durations in a single view.
- Multi-device support — Monitors builds on Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
- Secure credential handling — App Store Connect credentials are encrypted and never stored.
Use cases
- Detect a failing Xcode Cloud build as soon as it occurs
- Inspect which step caused a build failure without opening Xcode
- Track build durations and trends across multiple projects
BuildWatch FAQ
Do I need to sign up to try BuildWatch?+
No, you can try it instantly with sample projects and no credit card is required.
What platforms does BuildWatch support?+
It works with Xcode Cloud builds on Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
Are my App Store Connect credentials safe?+
Yes, credentials are encrypted, read-only, and never sold or accessed.
Can I monitor multiple projects?+
The Free plan allows 1 project, Pro up to 5, and Team unlimited projects.
Is there a free tier?+
Yes, the Free plan is €0 with basic monitoring and a 60-second refresh rate.
Summarized by DevHunt from buildwatch.fr · Oct 30, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
